I installed Windows XP Professional shouldnt it contain Microsoft Word?

No. Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Access all are part of MS-Office, you have to buy MS-Office in order to have them. But you may use OpenOffice, which is free and contains it's own applications.

http://openoffice.org/

OpenOffice supports and can create all MS-Office files.

I installed Windows XP Professional shouldnt it contain Microsoft Word?windows live messenger

NO - office contain word.

I installed Windows XP Professional shouldnt it contain Microsoft Word?microsoft money internet explorer

No that comes with the Microsoft office suite.
No. Microsoft Word is not part of Windows. It has to be purchased separately as part of the Microsoft Office program.

Windows does include a simple word processore called Wordpad for free. You will normally find that in the Start Menu under Accessories.
No it doesn't contain Word. Word is contained in the separate program Microsoft Office.
OF COURSE NOT! That's the reason why Bill is a billionaire.
No, win xp pro and neither other windows came with ms office. you have to install it separately..:)
No Word does not come with any version on Windows, there is a basic wordpad but no where near as good. Microsoft word come with Microsoft Office.

You can however use open office free where you can create word documents and read them http://www.openoffice.org
Unfortunatly Microsoft wants more money so they make you buy Microsoft Office. XP does come with a word processor called Wordpad. But it doesn't do anything fancy.
No, M$-Office isn't included in XP.

Try a free and compatible alternative:
No, XP Pro does not come with WORD.

http://www.investmental.com
no microsoft word is an complete sepearate software package you need to install it yourself as well
YES it does, I have a windows XP home edition and it does contain office suite 2000.
Of course not, it only contains wordpad and notepad, you'll have to install them separately. Microsoft Office contains Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, etc...
Unfortunately, Microsoft hasn't go on the bandwagon of giving a basic user friendly computer like linux has. Here is some that you can use for now until you buy Office 2007 or later version, www.openoffice.org.
It is not a free program.

Try

http://www.openoffice.org/